The Beatles may the world’s biggest band ever. Musically from the early 1960s to the end of their

Today marks the final month Of Origins and Belonging, Drawn From Atlanta at the High Museum of Art. The

It happened 50 years ago, but now the 1969 Woodstock Festival is just a memorable dream! Woodstock 1969

Heading to North Carolina anytime soon? Here are some things that a Charlotte visitor’s bureau

This article is an update of an earlier review of the Not-To-Be-Missed live music by the Larry Carlton

Today is Sean Connery’s 89th birthday — Happy Birthday, James Bond 007… or more accurately,

The Channel Company is on the mark when it comes to meeting its mission! The publisher and provider of

If you love Mediterranean cuisine and culture, there are a few “must visits” while you’re

Commercials — You either gotta-love-them or absolutely-hate-them! Regardless of in which camp you

It is no surprise that many, many New Year’s parties are scheduled for the coming week! I’m sure

At Shadow Sound Studios recently, a collection of nurses, musicians, writers and doctors came together

Macon, Georgia. Many profound and legendary artists have claimed this city as her or his hometown. One

In this Trace-ings of an Illustrator posting, we feature samples of work by artist Casie Trace, illustrator

It’s been said that a picture is worth a thousand words and that can truly be said of “Jazz

Every classic film buff—especially if they are a fan of Cary Grant or Audrey Hepburn—is familiar

An “Invitation Only” screening of the new documentary Farmland, which examines and presents

Fasten your seat belts Central Georgia! If the downtown artistic showcase expo called Macon the Stage

Astounding. Amazing. Strong. These were the words describing the works as a new exhibition of an acclaimed

If you’re interested in getting involved in ballroom dancing—or any kind of dancing, for that

At times, it felt like the Macon-Bibb County Fire Department would be needed on the evening of January

Mercer Bears historic upset of Duke was one of the most stunning in the 2013 NCAA March Madness Tournament.

It was an awesome, sunny afternoon on February 9th, when hundreds of music lovers and the Chitlin Circuit converged

Macon Pops, the world-class contemporary orchestral organization, went “Pop Goes Messina”

There is a great Second Saturday morning destination in Macon thanks to the Wesleyan College Market.

Falling Up: My Story is the Autobiography of Jaime Luis Gomez. That name may be unrecognizable to the

These photos were taken at the first exhibition (and sale) of artist, Ryan Neal, who currently lives

An anticipated tradition once again was held in front of the Historic Terminal Station as Macon celebrated

First, the kids born in the 1940s, ’50s, ’60s, and ’70s survived being born to mothers

The Sound of Music is a Central Georgia favorite! The Rodgers and Hammerstein musical about the Trapps,

Curse the fool who invented wrapping paper. Or is that just me and my inability to wrap properly??

This is… Everything’s better at… From… I got it at… I found a lot of cute

Jazz fusion band, Spyro Gyra, recently performed a concert in Macon. It was an awesome concert and a

In the early 1950s, Frank Sinatra and his crew had been a part of the Holmby Hills Rat Pack, a Hollywood

In the 1960s, the legendary Rat Pack—the most “hip” and famous members being Frank

Glenn Close and Meryl Streep are two of the greatest living, working actors. Their work is celebrated

Capricorn Records no longer exists, but a legacy to it and some of the giants of 1970s rock music stands